Colorado B.S. Thread

Might I add it’s on feds
Mansfield is 1 block north of Oxford

 

Goes outside to look at plate…

Well, I stand corrected. Some jurisdictions are enforcing now.

 

I was cursing. I swore someone stole my sticker. Then I looked it up and I am just a dumbass

 

Saw a subaru the other day with their sticker between the digits in the middle of the plate. Something tells me they aren't from here

 

It's almost like there's not very specific exact instructions telling you where to place them.

 

Do you have an address?

 

2001 Blake Street, Denver, CO. 80205

 

Just did an online renewal. They say it'll arrive in 15 business days.

 

With the 4th being observed this year on Monday I got mine in 15 business days

 

1601 W Evans Ave, Denver, CO 80223

 

Nope In and out stickers in hand in 5 min. Still need to put them on my plate though

 

Anyone know a good shop in the springs for a re-gear? Looking for reasonable, but I do want quality work.

 

Nevermind, I figured it out. I assumed you were talking about Sheridan Blvd in Westminster lol. I'll swing by Wednesday morning if you're there.

 

Heya! I live in SW colorado and am attempting to purchase a dog kennel off someone in the Flagstaff, AZ zone. Anyone coming up this way from there by chance? Maybe coming to drive Black Bear Pass or something? Please let me know if so!

 

I hope Saxon Mountain survives as a thru route, it is such a delightful and close trail. Glad they've agreed to a temporary closure, and to work with 4x4 clubs to improve it. Haven't been there in several years, and currently live a thousand miles away, but I feel like adequate signage, combined with an effort to fix misleading or outdated trail reviews online and on social media, could do a lot to reduce incidents. It was one of my first 4x4 experiences (back when it was a lot less treacherous) and one of my favorite memories. Is it really dangerous now?

 

Not springs, but talk to @thefatkid

 

Anyone have recommendations for rust proofing around Denver? Looking to get mine undercoated possibly.

 

"Undercoating" typically will just spray rubber crap all over everything and give the illusion that it's "sealed" up. What happens is that small cracks form and moisture and magnesium chloride seep in there and rust secretly.

There are no shops like Ziebart in Colorado or nearby, thank dog.

What you want is Fluid Film or Woolwax application. I am not aware of any shops doing this. I do it myself to my truck.

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